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The question above are dealing with a C/C++ API from Allied Vision, controlling their cameras. They have defined their own shared pointer class and named it using the same name as the std shared pointer class, i.e. shared_ptr.

The client code for this API is using std::shared_ptr's, and at some point the usage of a shared_ptr, without specifying the namespace caused the above problems with Swig. By explicitly specifying the std namespace when using a shared_ptr, the problems were resolved and the resulting swigged objects, using shared pointers, started working perfectly fine.